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The U.S. people will have to recognize that the peace of the world, after the war, will depend on the good will and the good sense of the dominant nations on earth and that for the U.S. this will have to be a continuing exercise. For peace on earth is not attainable by a single act of will, after which men can lazily forget their task. It is attainable only by degrees, only by constant attention. Wars can be begotten without effort. Peace can be reared only by toil.